
Boulder City has the oldest housing in the region and its own way of doing things. We serve it from our base in Las Vegas with scheduled and emergency appointments, and we camera before quoting any repair on a historic line.
Boulder City was built for the workers who raised Hoover Dam, and a good portion of its housing dates from the 1930s. Original cast iron waste lines, galvanized supply pipe and decades of modification layered on top make this the most careful diagnostic work we do anywhere in the region.
We serve Boulder City from our base in Las Vegas. On a home this old, the rule is absolute: camera the line and understand what is actually there before recommending a repair, because assumptions are expensive here.

Every service below is available in Boulder City, handled by our own licensed technicians on the same day wherever we can.























Nine decade old materials and layered renovations mean nothing here should be assumed.
Cast iron waste lines from the 1930s corrode from the inside until the bottom of the pipe is effectively gone. It backs up constantly and no amount of cabling changes that, so we inspect before quoting anything.
Homes here have been modified repeatedly over ninety years, often with whatever material was current at the time. We regularly find three or four different pipe types on one run, joined in ways that need care.
Original galvanized supply pipe is still in plenty of Boulder City homes, corroded down to a fraction of its bore. Pressure loss and discolored water are the everyday symptoms.
The valley's oldest housing stock, a different water source and a real drive from town.
Slightly cooler than the valley floor thanks to elevation, but still hard on outdoor fixtures and exposed lines.
Rock close to the surface makes excavation slower and makes trenchless options more attractive where they apply.
Hard water has been depositing inside these lines since the 1930s, which compounds every other problem.
Historic construction with original cast iron and galvanized, layered with decades of partial upgrades.
Boulder City was constructed in the early 1930s to house Hoover Dam workers, and it remains one of only two Nevada municipalities where gambling is prohibited. Its historic district is largely intact.
The population sits around fifteen thousand, and the town's growth ordinance has deliberately kept it that way. Newer development exists on the edges, but the core is original housing on the original street grid.
For plumbing, that makes Boulder City unique in the region. Elsewhere in Clark County a 1960s home counts as old. Here, homes are three decades older than that, with everything the intervening years have added to them.
If you are near any of these and do not see your street listed, call us. We cover the whole of Boulder City from our base in Las Vegas, NV.
Right Connection Plumbing and Drain works out of Las Vegas, NV, not a national call center. The person who quotes your job is the person who stands behind it.
Homeowners across the valley point to the same things: on time arrival, plain language and no surprises on the invoice.
Nearly a decade of hands on experience, warranties on the work we complete and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
We cover the whole of Boulder City and the streets around it. Do not see yours? Give us a call.
Call now or start a free estimate. We dispatch to Boulder City from our base in Las Vegas, NV, seven days a week, with 24/7 emergency response.
Boulder City is a genuine drive down US-93, so we schedule it with an honest window rather than a valley-style arrival time. We still take emergency calls around the clock and will tell you plainly how long we need to get there.